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... British ascendency and prevent tlia British minority being tyrannised over the FrcDob majority. (Opposition cheers Lord John Russell said in 1830 that ho would not take numbers merely fixing the representation BritL«h subjocts ia the French Canadian Parliament ...
... &hot I ay you , look yin oad to ur •,..k and labour of Wt.. 014001 00 of thi Eno Ow). a PAM DICKSON. JAMISON, Se Irmo. JOHN JACKSON. JOHN A. OSZOO. ' I WBEKT iM. SMYTH, y MT Due coeds to yoo if. ; our Address your toward me bare me much. They have. I knch ...
... in former days, and days not very remote, in the House of Com- mioos. He might only 'mention such men as Canning, Lord John Russell, Lord Althorp, Sir Robert Peel, Palmersto), anditr. Disrasli. (Cbeers&) Did they think that men of that oalibre-pure, honest ...
... majority for several years. Hr. Olad-vtonb was then leader of the Conservative Opposition, and, with his friends, taunted Lord John Russell and bis colleagues for submitting to O’Connell. At that time present Prime Minister was regarded the young and rising hope ...
... those opinions upon tho House. During his absence in the East another uoexpeeled and uoe-nglit honour bofoll him. Lord John Russell had rustamed defeat on the question ohtho national defences, and retired Irom office. bod forborne advise her Majesty ...
... the ensuing year.:-Messrs. Thomas Montgomery, Victor Coates, John Crone, Alexander Maxwell, Adam Maxwell, Robert Russell, John M'Williams, William Hamilton, James Wright, James Shields, John Macfarland, and William Glardiner. The proceedings were brought ...
... ascendancy, aund to prevent the British minority being tyrannised over by the French majority. (Opposition cheers.) Lord John Russell said in s 1839 that he would not taske numbers merely in a fixing the representation of British subjects in the I1 French ...
... Geore Stewart, Win. M'Kenna, John Roy, Robert Burns, Oswald Rodgers, Robert M'Cambley, John Rice, John Mtoorehead, Johnston Hughaes, John H. Jones, John Toland, James Watson, Win. Henderson, W. J. Ferris, George M'Mahon, ...
... Csoper. R. 1T. d Hall, James Coleman, M. King, John J. Martin, B William Brennan, Andrew M'Hilop, Wiaic L Williamson, D. Weir, E. Vance, John Erskm-, 1 James Abernethy, John 0. Moody, Ro*bert f Anderson , John Gardiner, G. BoaL James 3Moody, , L. Finney ...
... PROPOSED MONUMENT TO JOHN KNOX. Wrrstort controversy. the street monomoot to • great in the United Kingdom in that to Sir Walter Seattle Princes Street Edininirgh. That erected in Kensington to Albert the Good, though it cost mint of money, het not the ...
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... DR. RENTOUL, M.P., BALLYKAHINCH, Monday evening Dr. Ren tool lectured on a largo audience in Bailynahineb. The Rev. John Boyd, 8.A., presided. At the dose of the lecture, which was much applauded, Ur. Shaw, J.P., proposed, and Mr. Bracoseconded, voteof ...